Scotland has a strong and growing ecosystem in health innovation, and this event aims to connect stakeholders from across sectors to explore how we can work together to unlock the full potential of precision healthcare.
What to expect
Join leaders and innovators from across the Scottish precision medicine landscape for a programme that includes:
- A panel discussion with experts on the future of precision medicine in Scotland and beyond
- Informative talks on regulatory and adoption pathways, data access challenges, and real-world implementation
- An interactive breakout session designed to spark collaboration and knowledge exchange
- Ample networking opportunities throughout the day
Who should attend?
This event is for anyone working to advance precision medicine in Scotland, including those in:
- Life sciences SMEs
- Academic institutions and spinouts
- NHS Scotland and clinical research teams
- Public sector organisations
- Regulatory bodies
Whether you’re developing technologies, generating evidence, implementing innovations, or shaping policy—this event offers valuable insights and opportunities to connect.
Venue & Accessibility
The event will take place at the Teaching and Learning Centre on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow. The venue is easily accessible via public transport and is fully wheelchair accessible. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
About the Hosts
This event is hosted by Innovate UK in partnership with the Living Lab Programme at the University of Glasgow, which focuses on accelerating the real-world implementation of health and care innovations through collaborative research and innovation.
Accessibility and Inclusion
We are committed to ensuring our events are accessible for all.
If you experience any barriers to registering, for any reason, please contact us by email: enquiries@iukbc.org.uk or phone: +44 03333 403250 and we will support your registration.